February 2000
Beginner to intermediate
406 pages
8h 5m
English
The eighteenth law is Precision, which states: The interface will allow the users to perform a task exactly.
Users want to know that when they perform a task, it will be done accurately and the results will be correct.
Precision will go awry for three reasons:
The first item—errors in the underlying code—is not directly related to the interface; however, the second and third issues are related. They must be addressed during the design process to minimize their occurrence and the negative effect on precision.
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